I thought it was all just a dream.
Because everything was too absurd.
An unreal person from a wuxia novel transmigrated into the real Northern Qi.
A goal was set, one that seemed like a utopia.
Someone who had been branded "deserving of death" from every angle was saved.
In the end, thinking it over, perhaps the greatest significance was simply helping a pitiful madman fulfill a dream he'd once had.
Sima Danqing
After thinking about it for a long time, I still find myself struck by that line about Gao Yang's evaluation of Yuwen Tai:
"Gao Huan won't die."
Personally, I find Gao Yang impressive in both talent and breadth of mind.
What a pity that he eventually went mad.
A short story, already complete. Please enjoy without worry.
Theme: When the mountains and rivers seem to end, a new village appears beyond the willows and bright flowers.
I think the author can also write a side story from Gao Yang's perspective. I want to watch it.
Punctuation drunk, Wang Haihan (/≧ω\)